The phrase "a small screen that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific feature or characteristic of a small screen, often in the context of technology or devices.
Example: "The new smartphone comes with a small screen that makes it easy to carry around."
Alternatives: "a compact display that" or "a tiny screen that".
The Switch comes with a small screen that can be attached directly to the controllers or remain separate and connect to a TV.
It has a small screen that displays the time and fitness stats, activated by a small button on the side of the band.
But the Wojnarowicz video, on a small screen that required viewers to push a button to see it, did not enter the discussion.
The people familiar with the Google glasses said they would be Android-based, and will include a small screen that will sit a few inches from someone's eye.
Each robot has a humanoid upper torso and a pair of friendly blue eyes on a small screen that track the robots' two arms as the engineers move them.
It's a little hard to describe, but it's basically like wearing a heavier pair of glasses with a small screen that hangs just out of your direct line of vision.
Next to his computer monitor is a smaller screen that looks like a handheld G.P.S. device and tells Emanuel where the President and senior White House officials are at all times.
The Drive GPS 150 has a smaller screen that measures in at 3.94-inches and uses the same receiver.
While many will say that another screen is another distraction, it's my hope that a smaller screen that is always within visual range will be superior.
It's tough to imagine a Switch with a smaller screen that would still let you pop the Joy-Con controllers on/off; perhaps the controls on a smaller version would be built-in and locked in place, but maintain wireless compatibility with Joy-Cons for multiplayer/motion-sensitive games?
If you can transition more seamlessly between researching an Apple product and purchasing one, then you're more likely to make that conversion, and that's all the more case on a smaller screen that requires you to tap around and scroll around to just 'find the place to buy this thing'.
